Dear Media

The media landscape is evolving. Dear Media (DM), a podcast production firm located in Los Angeles, CA, is leading this transformation. This company specializes in helping people create, develop, and produce tailored podcasts that focus on a personal touch, particularly highlighting female hosts and voices. Dear Media is committed to putting women, along with their stories and experiences, at the center of discussions.

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‘Love Island’ Host Ariana Madix Has One Rule: No Looking Back

4 days ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

Ariana Madix, if you haven’t noticed, isn’t just surviving—she’s thriving. In the year since her very public breakup with longtime partner and Vanderpump Rules costar Tom Sandoval, she’s managed to transform personal wreckage into professional gold—Broadway runs, Dancing with the Stars, hosting Love Island—while maintaining an almost zen-like detachment from the drama that made her a household name.
Are You Too Close To Your Partner? Plus More Relationship Advice From This Week’s Podcasts

4 days ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If there’s one certainty about modern relationships, it’s that no two look exactly alike—but most of us still crave a few practical guardrails to keep love healthy and alive. The latest episodes of Da Baddest, We Met At Acme, and The Bad Broadcast had some great relationship advice for couples (and singles, and everything in between) in all relationship stages. Here’s what caught our attention and why it might change how you think about what really makes a relationship work.
What’s It Like At ‘Vanderpump Villa’? Taylor Strecker Shares Juicy Spoilers

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you’ve already binged season two of Vanderpump Villa (and who hasn’t?), you know it’s got everything: staff meltdowns, lavish tantrums, and enough Aperol spritz to drown a French vineyard. But thanks to Taylor Strecker, we’re getting even more behind-the-scenes tea—and these Vanderpump Villa spoilers are piping hot.
Behind The Scenes Of ‘Overcompensating’: Benito Skinner And Mary Beth Barone Are Back With ‘Ride’

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you’ve been wondering whether the world of Overcompensating could live up to the hype, fear not: Benito Skinner and Mary Beth Barone are back, they’re still chaotic, and they’re officially entering their video podcast era with Season 3 of Ride. Overcompensating, the Amazon Prime dramedy created by Skinner, dropped on May 15 and immediately turned into a cult favorite.
What Does Adult Autism Look Like In Women? The Therapist Who Discovered She Was Autistic At 35

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

For a long time, autism was seen as something that only showed up in boys—and only in childhood. But for thousands of women, the story is different. Quietly, painfully different. They spend decades being labeled “sensitive,” “dramatic,” or “too much,” without realizing that the missing puzzle piece has been there all along. That’s what happened to Deena Margolin, cofounder of Big Little Feelings, and cohost of After Bedtime (out on Dear Media today), and a licensed marriage and family therapist.
Trad Wives: The Truth About Them - Dear Media

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

Look, if you want to spend your days raising chickens, birthing babies in bathtubs, and making homemade jam while cosplaying as Laura Ingalls Wilder, that’s your prerogative. But let’s stop pretending that this trade wife trend is just about cottagecore coziness and bread-baking bliss. It’s a movement with deep roots in white supremacy, classism, and heteronormativity—and the sooner we acknowledge that, the better.
Why People-Pleasing Women Are Setting Spiritual Boundaries - Dear Media

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you’ve ever cracked open a self-help book only to feel personally attacked by your overachieving inner people-pleaser, congratulations—you’re not alone. And if you’ve ever read The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and thought, “Wait, am I allowed to admit that toxic positivity is exhausting?”—you’re definitely on the path to spiritual growth. But for women especially, breaking free from people pleasing patterns can feel like undoing years of conditioning.
Justin Baldoni Called Blake Lively’s Bluff With Taylor Swift, & It’s Getting Messy

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you were hoping the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni legal drama would quietly fizzle out, brace yourself. It just morphed into a full-blown mess involving Taylor Swift, deleted texts, and alleged threats that feel ripped from the Bravo cinematic universe. And yes, a subpoena with Taylor’s name is now on it. If you’re just catching up, let’s rewind.
Women Are Constantly Being Torn Down On The Internet-and It Needs To Stop

2 weeks ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

We’ve all seen it: One minute, a woman is being celebrated, and the next, she’s being memed to death on Reddit threads and TikTok comment sections. The cycle of women getting torn down on the Internet isn’t just predictable—it’s practically a ritual. This phenomenon isn’t new. As Sady Doyle wrote in Trainwreck, our society delights in building up women just to rip them to shreds. We loved Britney Spears, Anne Hathaway, and Jennifer Lawrence, until we hated them all.
‘A Deadly American Marriage’ Is Everyone’s Favorite New True Crime Obsession-Here’s Why

2 weeks ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you’re the kind of person who knows the name of every forensic pathologist from The Staircase and still can’t get over the chaos of Making a Murderer, allow us to present your next true crime fixation: A Deadly American Marriage. Now streaming on Netflix, this documentary digs into the tangled, tragic, and infuriating case of Jason Corbett—an Irish father of two whose “fairytale” romance with his American nanny, Molly Martens, ended in murder.